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best camera for a total noob

Sadrapa

New member
hi, i have a few cameras that were recomended by people in shops but i thought id post here and see what ye would recomend for a total noob, id like to learn more about photography so a camera that would be a good choice for that would be what in your opinion? the two recomended to me were,

http://www.pixmania.com/ie/uk/975027/art/fuji/finepix-s1000fd-2008-refl.html

and

http://www.pixmania.com/ie/uk/979961/art/casio/exilim-zoom-ex-z1080-char.html

if you scroll down to the bottom all the specs are there too!

thanks for any and all advice you can offer!
 
I'm using the Casio Exilim EX-1000. I love it. I have a fancy digital camera with all these lenses and stuff and it doesn't get used. The Casio can go in a pocket, in my purse, on my bike. It has super-fast start up to actual picture taking speed, so I rarely miss spontaneous shots. I love the Best Shot feature- I use that all the time. I also like the rapid sucession shots feature- it lets me get tongue shots! Sure, when you compare it to say, ArpeggioAngel's camera, or Elle's new camera, there's a noticeable difference- still, the macro on this camera is excellent, I think. It's my second upgrade, third Exilim.
 
I agree with Nanci, the Exilim is perfect for what you need. I have one aswell :)

I upgraded to the Nikon D40 SLR but theres absolutly no point in you buying an SLR if you don't have a clue about cameras.
 
Haha - My camera is pretty horrible. I take pics and the snakes eye turn white, and its also very blurry.

Its digital and kind of gets the job done though.
 
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